Traveling by Pietrarsa Historic Train

Pietrarsa Historic train

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SHOPPING  |  CONTACT  |  NEWS  |  SUBSCRIBE ENG   ITA   ESP ENG   ITA   ESP Pietrarsa Historic Train. Traveling by train like in the 30’s and 50’s Pietrarsa Historic Train Pietrarsa is, of its kind, one of the most interesting railway museums in the world! The Pietrarsa Express is, by right, one of the most fascinating and evocative experiences. This is the first historic railway line, inaugurated in 1839 by King Ferdinand of Bourbon. You can board a fantastic historic train from the 1930s, with electric locomotive, “Centoporte” and “Corbellini” carriages from 1930 and 1950 and wooden seats. A journey that, of course, will thrill both adults and children. Pietrarsa Historic Train is a leap into the past, along the first, and historic, railway line from Naples to Portici. Starting from October 29th it will be possible to book the trip starting from the following Sundays, according to timetables and calendar available through the website of the Italian railways. Photo ©, B.Zsolt PRACTICAL INFO THE LINE The Pietrarsa Historic train runs in the morning and one in the afternoon, from both directions, from the Napoli Centrale station to Pietrarsa and continues to Portici/Ercolano, for a total of 3 stops. The journey from Naples to Pietrarsa takes about 15 minutes. CALENDAR OCTOBER-NOVEMBER 2022 Here is the schedule of departures for the month of October and November 2022 with the Historic Pietrarsa Express train: October 30. From Naples, at 09:10 and 15:45. From Pietrarsa, at 12:30 and 19:16. 06 November. From Naples, at 09:55. From Pietrarsa at 5:50 pm. November 13. From Naples, at 09.10. From Pietrarsa at 7:56 pm. November 20. From Naples, at 09:10 and 15:45. From Pietrarsa, at 12:30 and 19:16. November 27. From Naples, at 09:55. From Pietrarsa at 5:50 pm. PIETRARSA HISTORIC TRAIN TICKETS Adults and children aged 12 and over pay the full rate of €12 per person. Includes round trip with seat, and entrance to the National Railway Museum of Pietrarsa. The reduced ticket (children from 4 to 12 years old) costs €6. Free for children up to 4 years old, provided they are accompanied by at least one paying adult. They won’t have a seat on the train. A one-way train journey costs €6 per adult and €3 reduced. In this case it does not offer access to the Museum. You can buy the ticket on the official website of Trenitalia. By entering the dates on which the historic train operates, you just need to use the site’s internal search engine. Leave a comment Pietrarsa Railway Museum Christmas Markets The Surroundings Naples Airport Visiting Naples Capri Italy Useful info Airports Destinations Events, Festivals Drive in Italy When to go Reservations Hotel Apartments Rental Car map of the place Share the post

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Pietrarsa Railway Museum - Naples

Pietrarsa Railway Museum

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SHOPPING  |  CONTACT  |  NEWS  |  SUBSCRIBE ENG   ITA   ESP ENG   ITA   ESP Pietrarsa Railway Museum, Naples. Historical railways and trains Pietrarsa Railway Museum A timeless place, of great tradition and historical-cultural value. A unique and truly suggestive experience. A magical place where you can experience the past, with the eyes of the present. This, and much more, represents the Pietrarsa Railway Museum. One of the most beautiful in Italy, of its kind and, probably, among the most interesting in the European panorama. A truly exciting place, suitable for both adults and children. The museum was inaugurated in 1989, on the occasion of the 150th anniversary of the Italian railways. It is housed in what was once the headquarters of the Pietrarsa workshops, that is, the oldest Italian factory of locomotives, rails and rolling stock. Right here, the first Naples-Portici railway line passed. The recently restored National Railway Museum of Pietrarsa houses 7 pavilions, on a total area of approximately 36,000 square meters. Locomotives, machinery and vehicles of the past. Virtual exhibitions and tours. It is really impossible not to be carried away by the timeless charm of this place. Really one of the few museums, able to capture the attention of the little ones and even the less passionate. Here, what we like best. Photo ©, nigelmenzies But the surprises don’t stop there. Starting with the location, truly stunning, with a fantastic sea view. There is no shortage of events and initiatives, such as, for example, the possibility of traveling on the historic train from Naples. Majestic and beautiful is the cast iron statue of Frederick II of Bourbon in the courtyard of the Museum. Not to be missed, the virtual journey of the legendary Bayard; it is the 1939 reproduction of the locomotive and the inaugural train of the Naples-Portici railway line! But, in fact, every area of the National Railway Museum of Pietrarsa is worth telling. PRACTICAL INFO HOW TO GET THERE The Pietrarsa Railway Museum is located on the eastern outskirts of Naples, near the municipalities of Portici and San Giorgio a Cremano. From the Naples-Capodichino international airport, the comfortable ALIBUS , at a cost of €5 per adult, it allows you to arrive at Naples Central Station. From here, walking to the underground Naples Piazza Garibaldi, trains leave for Pietrarsa / San Giorgio a Cremano (towards Salerno). The arrival stop is adjacent to the museum. The ride takes only 15 minutes. A truly fascinating method is to get on board the Historic train. More info from this link. TIMETABLE AND PRICES OF THE PIETRARSA RAILWAY MUSEUM The Museum observes the following opening hours: Thursday, 2pm to 8pm. Friday, from 9:00 to 16:30. Saturdays, Sundays and holidays, from 9:30 to 19:30 From Monday to Wednesday, open only for group visits, by reservation. The entrance ticket, including the Virtual Bayard Tour , costs €7 per adult and €5 reduced (under 18, or er 65). Free for children under 6 years old. The Family Ticket (2 adults and 2 children under 18) costs €20. Guided tours (adults €9, reduced €7) are available at set times: Thursday at 16:00. Friday, Saturday and Sunday, at 11:00, 12:30, 15:00 and 17:00. SPECIAL PROMOTIONS Every Thursday, after 2:00 pm and until closing time, adults pay the special rate of €4 and children €3. On Saturday, after 2pm and until closing, family ticket for 2 adults and 2 children for only €10 in total. Special promotions do not apply to special events such as Christmas markets. Leave a comment Pietrarsa Historic Train Christmas Markets The Surroundings Naples Airport Visiting Naples Capri Italy Useful info Airports Destinations Events, Festivals Drive in Italy When to go Reservations Hotel Apartments Rental Car map of the place Share the post

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Tram Soller

Soller Railway

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Soller Railway. Practical info, guide, timetable, tram and train tickets Soller Railway Share on facebook Share on pinterest Share on twitter A timeless tour through incredibly suggestive places. A truly fascinating journey that will take you back in time. Not just a train, but probably one of the most interesting excursions within the island of Mallorca. The Soller train connects, in about an hour’s drive, the town with Palma de Mallorca. What makes the Soller Railway unique is, above all, rolling stock. The train is really well finished, picking up, in a meticulous way, the aspects and the work related to tradition. Furthermore, the route taken by the Soller Railway is truly wonderful and magical. Leaving behind Palma de Mallorca, in just 20 minutes you will find yourself among the island nature. To admire, the Serra de Tramuntana, and then the mountains of Bunyola; the very suggestive train passes through bridges, the mythical “cinc-ponts” viaduct with its five arches, and tunnels. Beautiful, and splendid, the natural barrier of the Sierra de Alfàbia mountain range, 2,8 km wide and 496 meters high. Truly a journey of the past. And, for a truly complete experience, do not miss a trip aboard the legendary Tram de Sòller. It is the first electric tram of the whole island, inaugurated in the distant 1913, to connect Soller with the port. At one time, this tram was used for the transport of goods, such as fresh fish from the port; but also coal. Today it is used exclusively for passenger transport. The Tram de Soller is truly an experience not to be missed. The trams numbered from 1 to 3, with their 5 and 6 trailers, are the original ones, dating back to 1912. PRACTICAL INFO Here, below, all the information related to timetables and tickets of the Ferrovia de Soller. SOLLER RAILWAY The train is active all year round, from Monday to Sunday. The travel time for the entire journey is about an hour. Bunyola, intermediate stop, is located about 25 minutes from the capital. Here are the departure times. APRIL – OCTOBER. From Palma de Mallorca, 10:10, 10:50, 12:15, 13:30, 15:10, 19:40. From Soller, 09:00, 10:50, 12:15, 14:00, 18:30. NOVEMBER – MARCH. From Palma de Mallorca, 10:30, 12:50, 15:10, 18:00. From Soller, 09:00, 11:40, 14:00, 17:00. The one-way ticket, Palma-Soller or vice versa, costs 18,00€ per person. The round-trip fare is €25,00 per person. From Bunyola, to Palma or Soller, the ticket costs 9,00€ one way, and 15,00€ round trip. TRAM The suggestive Tram of the Soller Railway, is active every day, from Monday to Sunday, with departures every hour. From Soller to the port, it works from the 08:00 (first run) to the 19:00 (last run). In the opposite direction, from the Da Soller to the port, it runs from the 08:30 (first run) to the 19:30 (last run). The ticket costs 7,00€ per person and can be purchased directly on board the vehicle. To those who intend to use both the Soller Railways, we strongly recommend the purchase of the combined ticket Palma – Puerto de Sóller – Palma, for €35,00. With this ticket you can make a round trip train journey from Palma to Soller, and use the tram to Por di Soller. Leave a comment The island Airport Get in Getting Around Where to Sleep Places to See Parks and Reserves Beaches Nightlife Sineu Market Balearic Islands Spain General Info Airports Destinations Events, Festivals Drive in Spain When to Go Reservations Plane Hotels Rooms Car Rent Islands Map Share the post Share on facebook Share on google Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share on pinterest Share on email

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